Why must a sudoku have a unique solution. In my books I don't guarantee it. But I am sure there are not many which don't. I doubt if one in a thousand dont have. And even if they don't its only a matter of interchanging about four numbers. Why is there this obsession that it has to be only one unique solution. This of course applies to other puzzles too.
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